In a recent report from Juniper Research, it was suggested that the mobile coupon market will be worth $46 Billion by 2015, a large jump from the $5.6 Billion projected for the industry this year. "Mobile Coupons are going mainstream," said Juniper Research analyst David Snow. "Cost effective mobile coupon campaigns are now within reach for smaller retailers providing them with easy ways to drive profitable footfall and build customer loyalty. To ignore the potential of mobile coupons would be to ignore the future of mobile commerce."

"The Juniper Research Report confirms what I have said previously, that our program could be a game changer when it comes to mobile marketing because -- unlike traditional mobile marketing -- it makes it so easy to opt-into a campaign," stated W Technologies President, Ronald Costa. "It's extremely cost-effective and doesn't require expensive hardware to maintain."

Our program is designed to benefit Small Businesses because of the minimal capital outlay. Retail Businesses can launch the kiosk on any iPad or Android tablet along with a free down-loadable kiosk app available in the App Store or Google Play Store. The end result is a fully integrated customized platform giving any business the ability to employ a mobile loyalty program and incorporate it seamlessly into their existing marketing campaigns.

About W Technologies, Inc.

W Technologies, Inc. and its subsidiary, So Mo Technologies, offer their clients a comprehensive development strategy of integrated cross-sectional marketing to potentially increase their exposure and revenue. Headed by a professional management team with worldwide experience, SoMo unleashes the powerful combination of a targeted advertising distribution network, social media development and management in conjunction with state-of the art Mobile Marketing Technologies. The Company provides unique effective and economic turnkey solutions for client media and marketing solutions to drive revenue to our business clients' bottom line profit.

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